Yes — we service Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe City, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Shores, and Grosse Pointe Woods. We run routes through the Pointes on a regular schedule, so wherever you are — from the Village on Kercheval to the lakefront on Lakeshore Drive — we cover it.

Yes — this is the biggest question we get in the Pointes and it's the right one to ask. Grosse Pointe is full of pre-war brick, stucco, Tudor, and Colonial homes that should never be hit with a high-pressure nozzle. We soft wash instead, using low-pressure application with the right cleaning solution to lift algae, mildew, and pollution staining without damaging mortar joints, painted trim, or original masonry. It's how you clean a historic home properly.

Lake proximity keeps humidity high year-round, which means algae, mildew, and green organic growth build up on siding, roofs, and shaded surfaces faster than they do inland. Homes closest to Lakeshore Drive and in Grosse Pointe Shores or Grosse Pointe Park see it most. Most Pointe homes benefit from annual soft washing to stay ahead of it — waiting longer lets it embed and stain.

Absolutely — that's a big part of what we do here. Grosse Pointe has plenty of two- and three-story homes with tall gables, dormers, and gutters that are 30+ feet off the ground. We have the safety equipment, reach gear, and experience to work these homes properly. Larger jobs are quoted by linear footage and access — we'll give you an honest, itemized quote up front.

Yes. We work with retail, restaurants, and offices along Kercheval Avenue in the Village, Mack Avenue, and Jefferson, plus condo associations and small commercial buildings throughout all five Pointes. Recurring maintenance schedules are available at preferred rates — call to discuss what fits your property

Yes — fully insured for both liability and worker's comp. We can provide a certificate on request, which we do often for HOAs, condo associations, and commercial clients in the Pointes.

For most cases, yes — our solutions and technique remove hard water spots that haven't been on the glass for years. Severely etched glass may need specialty restoration, which we can quote separately. For most Grosse Pointe homes we recommend twice-yearly window cleaning to prevent buildup.

Spring (April through June) is the most popular window — clearing winter salt, lake spray residue, and pollen before summer. Fall (September through November) is the second-best, prepping the home before winter sets in. We work year-round when temperatures allow, so call whenever you're ready.